If this study were administered in an asian country, a pattern of results we could expect to see would be: a. lower meritocracy scores in high-ses students, but higher meritocracy scores in low-ses students. b. higher meritocracy scores in high-ses students, but lower meritocracy scores in low-ses students. c. lower meritocracy scores in both high-ses and low-ses students. d. higher meritocracy scores in both high-ses and low-ses students.

B) Higher meritocracy scores in high-SES students, but lower meritocracy scores in low-SES students.

Explanation:

If this study were administered in an Asian country, a pattern of results we could expect to see would be: higher meritocracy scores in high-SES students, but lower meritocracy scores in low-SES students. Ideally it should not be like this, but since Asia is a very judgemental continent on every single aspect of an individual's life, it does not matter if you are a good student, if you have a low SES position, you will still be judged.

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